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Solve Complex Engineering Problems - Explore Knovel 

We invite you to the last of the webinar series "Engineering Research: Reference Platform built for engineers", designed to help you develop practical search skills, organize your sources, and accelerate project completion using reliable data and verified technical references provided by over 160 trusted publishers.
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Solve Complex Engineering Problems - Explore Knovel 

Engineering innovation in record time – Introduction to Knovel

We invite you to the first of the webinar series "Engineering Research: Reference Platform built for engineers", designed to help you develop practical search skills, organize your sources, and accelerate project completion using reliable data and verified technical references provided by over 160 trusted publishers.
Powered by engineering taxonomy and professional tools like material property search, you'll find what you need in seconds.

Engineering innovation in record time – Introduction to Knovel

Inspirational Workshops in the Future Universities project

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On 4 March the Inspirational workshops were held for candidates interested in participating in the Future Universities project.

The workshops aimed to stimulate creativity and support students in developing their own project ideas. Participants used modern tools, including artificial intelligence as a synthetic advisor, and also familiarized themselves with other inspiring project ideas.

The workshops gathered over 200 students and were led by Robert Bajko, project manager of Gdańsk Tech Startup School (GTS2) and MES coordinator in the Future Universities project.

Knovel - webinar series

Knovel - webinar series

We invite you to a series of webinars, "Engineering Research: Reference Platform built for engineers", designed to help you develop practical search skills, organize your sources, and accelerate project completion using reliable data and verified technical references provided by over 160 trusted publishers.
Powered by engineering taxonomy and professional tools like material property search, you'll find what you need in seconds.

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Selenium-enriched broccoli sprouts. Certified reference materials in a PhD thesis

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Chintankumar Padariya, this year's graduate of the Doctoral School, conducts research on certified reference materials (CRMs). They are key tools in scientific research, quality control and analytical measurements. They guarantee precision and repeatability of laboratory tests, acting as reference substances with precisely defined composition. CRMs are widely used in environmental studies, food safety, pharmaceuticals and clinical diagnostics to verify methodologies, calibrate instruments and assess measurement uncertainty. Their role is crucial for ensuring standardization across industries, regulatory compliance and the development of scientific research.

Young green leaves and sprouts can be a valuable element of the human diet. One such nutrient-rich product is broccoli sprouts, which are characterized by a high content of essential elements and bioactive compounds. Microgreens not only provide essential nutrients, but are also a natural source of selenium - a key trace element with significant health benefits.

EndNote Open House Sessions

Join this Q&A webinar for expert guidance and tips on your EndNote inquiries. This drop-in session offers a chance to receive personalized instructional direction and troubleshooting advice. We require registration for participation. Your identity will remain confidential during the call, and audio and screen sharing will be visible to all attendees.

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Reaxys Webinar - Predictive Retrosynthesis tool

Reaxys Predictive Retrosynthesis is an AI-powered tool available in the Reaxys database that assists chemists in planning chemical synthesis.

Using a vast database of chemical reactions and AI algorithms, the tool analyzes the target chemical structure and suggests possible retrosynthetic pathways, i.e., ways to obtain it from simpler precursors.

This allows users to choose from different synthesis approaches, considering both known and predicted reactions.

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